Missouri Farmer denounces Single Tax Amendment in November vote
The Missouri Farmer urges landowners to inform themselves on the proposed Single Tax Amendment, arguing it would shift taxes onto landowners. Editor Geo. B. Ellis, former Missouri State Board of Agriculture secretary, explains why farmers should oppose it. Subscriptions are 50 cents yearly. paper from Missouri's agricultural college home aims to keep farmers informed.
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Missouri
Geo. B. Ellis
Ellis
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Great Agricultural College
Missouri Farmer
Columbia
Famous Stage Beauties Use Arnica Salve for Skin Ailments
A boastful ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve banishes eruptions blotches sores and pimples and beautifies the face. It allegedly cures eczema salt rheum sore lips chapped hands chilblains burns cuts and bruises and treats piles. Available for 25 cents at F T Clay.
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F. T. Clay
The Herd Should Be Called of Loafers
The article discusses dairy herd management and emphasizes total milk yield over fat percentage. It recommends using spring balances to record each cow’s monthly and yearly milk production, then selecting breeders from strong records. The Babcock test measures fat per cow after production tracking.
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C. U W. Wekles
University of Missouri Dairy Department
Anil Tia
The Advantage of Covered Milk Pail
Clean milk hinges on sanitation from milking to consumption. Dust and germs continuously contaminate, especially with large tops. A small top pail minimizes contamination and is easy to wash, offering a practical solution to the clean milk problem.
FIRES ARE HARMFUL IN WOODS AND SILAGE NOTES
Fire endangers timber by scorching cambium, ruins seeds, harms soil, and injures future growth. Spring fires are most damaging as sap rises and buds swell. Preserve wood lots with precautions and avoid allowing fires. Also discusses corn silage, cowpeas, sorghum, kaffir corn, and bull management for cattle.
Fall Calf Rearing Favored by Missouri Dairy Program
University of Missouri dairy researchers advocate fall calving to avoid heat stress during weaning, flies, and dry grass quality in spring. Fall calves begin on dry feed with clean milk, then are weaned in spring when grass improves, boosting growth. Authorities agree fall calves have better life prospects.
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University of Missouri Dairy
Selfish. He They say pearls are a Disease of the oyster.
A compact, oblique line of verse or prose noting conflict around selfhood, pearls as metaphor, and an insistent, unfinished sentiment about disease and cure.
April Showers and May Chill Weather Duo
A brief weather note reports April showers yielding May flowers and April chills giving May chills, signaling two related seasonal changes. The item highlights temperature swings and precipitation patterns as spring progresses.
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Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
C. H. Eckels
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H. C. Wyatt & Son
A. G. Page
College of Agriculure
University of Massouri
University of MM
J. A. Ferguson
Forestry
University of Missouri
CG. H. Eckles
Mssouri
Bank Butler
Farmers Bank of
Bates County
Ouvall-Percival Trust CO
Farmers Bank Building
Butler, MO
W. F. Duvall
Arthur Duvall
J. B. Duvall
W. D. Yates
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
C. W. Hess
Iron Mountain
Joplin
Missouri Bankers Association
Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly I. C. O. F
ST. Louis
Springfield
Missouri Elks
H. A. Cooper
Dist
Joplin, Mo
E. C. Vandervoort
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